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溫哥華要聞 · 沙里六案申訴遭駁回、班曼退出卑詩保守黨、弗雷澤峽谷重開

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🚑 最新與事故

  1. 法爾德居民終於返家,接近三週後重返社區。 Bald Range 野火在法爾德與梅多谷造成逾100處建築受損或被燒毀,居民本週返回巡視財產評估損失;阿什莉·傑斯汀說她五英畝的住宅和三輛福特卡車被燒毀,估計重建可能需時最多兩年。
  2. 溫哥華北部登山者被逾100隻黃蜂叮咬後空運救援。 獅子灣搜救隊報告,這名女性攀登者在靠近伐木溪的雷道特壁(Redoubt Wall)遭約100次叮咬,需要由北岸搜救隊以直升機護送轉交卑詩緊急醫療服務。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 沙里六案罪犯科迪·海維舍(Cody Haevischer)申請推翻2014年定罪被駁回。 法官瑪莎·德夫林(Martha Devlin)在聽證後駁回海維舍的申請,該聽證傳喚39名證人並提出209件證物;法官認為大部分指控無根據,但承認存在個別孤立羈押程序違規;海維舍因2007年10月在巴莫羅大樓(Balmoral Tower)造成六人一級謀殺而被定罪。
  2. 19號公路對撞釀兩男死亡,涉事16歲少年遭逮捕。 卑詩公路巡警表示,凌晨3時左右近韋爾路(Ware Road)發生事故,一輛藍色起亞廂型車疑逆向行駛於南向車道;警方控以酒駕致死等罪,並請目擊者聯絡派克斯維爾分局,案件檔案號(4201)2026-28277。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 阿伯茨福─南選區議員布魯斯·班曼(Bruce Banman)退出卑詩保守黨,改以獨立身分進議會。 班曼表達對新黨領袖凱莉-林·芬德利(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)的疑慮,並成為繼布倫南·戴(Brennan Day)、特蕾莎·沃特(Teresa Wat)、羅薩琳·伯德(Rosalyn Bird)、伊恩·佩頓(Ian Paton)及彼得·米洛巴(Peter Milobar)等議員後的又一名脫黨者。
  2. 卑詩省結束本月早前宣布的省級緊急狀態。 省府確認已取消緊急命令,儘管野火風險仍高;聲明指出該緊急狀態從未被啟動,並警告全省仍有206處活躍野火;現行地方撤離命令與警示仍維持生效。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 弗雷澤峽谷(Fraser Canyon)1號公路在七週封閉後以單線交替通行重開。 交通部表示,靠近亞歷山德拉隧道(Alexandra Tunnel)的一段約兩公里路段,採先導車護送通行,可能延誤長達30分鐘,現正進行卑詩水電(BC Hydro)電桿復原工程;通行時段仍可能在上午8時至下午6時之間封閉。
  2. 運輸安全局派員調查米遜附近小型飛機墜毀事故。 運輸安全局確認事故發生在週三,卑詩法醫服務正在調查與事故相關的一起死亡案件;更多細節預期在週四公布。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫哥華加人(Vancouver Canucks)與守門員克里斯·德里德格(Chris Driedger)簽署職業試訓合約。 德里德格32歲,上季在俄超聯賽出賽成績為8勝9敗2和,場均失分3.05、撲救率0.897;他生涯國家冰球聯盟成績為31勝24敗5和,撲救率0.917。
  2. 基洛納(Kelowna)推動的城市樹木繪圖試點擴展至全省,目在降溫。 該試點計劃旨在繪製都市樹木分布,以利制訂降溫策略,並擴展至其他卑詩社區。

📰 其他要聞

  • 加拿大挹注5.04億加元,僱用64名外國研究主席。
  • 卑詩夫婦達瓦爾與梅加·沙阿(Dhaval and Megha Shah)在尼泊爾─西藏山區閃洪後失聯,家屬尋求協助。
  • 卑詩敦促家長更新兒童疫苗接種,並指出本年度美國已有逾2,500例麻疹。
  • 蘭里一間戶外幼兒園因未使用室內空間被撤照並關閉。
  • 有民眾回報免費喬弗湖(Joffre Lakes)入場券被轉售牟利。
  • 儘管產業震盪,溫哥華島兩家紙漿廠仍有希望。
  • 哈德森霍普(Hudson's Hope)居民指稱以Site C徵收的房產由卑詩水電管理不善。
  • 弗雷澤峽谷1號公路在近兩個月封閉後部分重開。
  • 羅布森山(Mount Robson)之伯格冰川(Berg Glacier)已不再抵達湖面,被視為氣候變遷象徵。
  • 科莫克斯谷(Comox Valley)工作人員表示仍需數十張冬季收容床位。
  • 聯邦政府在卑詩省六座機場投資2,350萬加元。
  • 下本拿比(Lower Mainland)公寓預售買家勝訴,合同被判無效。

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